Compromising enterprise implementations of WPA2
WPA-Enterprise is a technology that’s widely utilized in corporations. It does not use a single WPA-PSK, which most users use to connect to wireless networks. To maintain the governance and the flexibility of the domain accounts, corporations utilize WPA-Enterprise.
A typical approach to compromising a WPA-Enterprise network would first be to enumerate the wireless devices and finally attack the connected clients to find out the authentication details. This consists of spoofing a target network and also providing a good signal to the client. Then, the original valid AP later leads into a MiTM attack between the AP and the clients connecting to the AP. To simulate a WPA-Enterprise attack, attackers must be physically near to the target when they have a range of APs. Attackers can also sniff the traffic using Wireshark to identify the wireless network traffic handshake.
In this section, we will explore different tools that...
